Personally, I quite enjoy the play-in competitions.
Defending Champions LSU is the #1 seed for the first time ever.
NCAA Gymnastics 2025 Playoff Bracket
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Men’s NCAA Gymnastics – Week 10 recap
March 10, 2025
Army has ended its regular season with the highest average execution of all the teams (so far this season). …
There were 7 meets this week. A major theme was “Don’t let go of the high bar”. …
Men’s Gymnastics Ramblings – Snapshot Week 10 2025
USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame Class of 2025
⭐️ Gary Anderson
⭐️ Morgan Hurd
⭐️ Melissa “Missy” Marlowe
⭐️ Rebecca Sereda
⭐️ Barry Weiner
⭐️ Marc Yancey
This year’s class will be inducted Saturday, August 9 in New Orleans, Louisiana in a ceremony held during the 2025 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships. …
Bottom left photo is Barry Weiner — Two-time NCAA-winning team coach at the University of California (1997-98). And one of the more passionate Gymnastics experts I’ve ever known.
NCAA rankings ahead of conference championships
Spencer posted a detailed breakdown of what teams currently would qualify for Regionals — with one last competition to possibly change their fate.
Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida could all finish as high as #1 in the playoff rankings — depending on how the meets go this coming weekend.
| 1 | = | Oklahoma | 198.040 | 198.475 |
| 2 | = | LSU | 198.005 | 198.200 |
| 3 | = | Florida | 197.860 | 198.625 |
| 4 | +1 | Utah | 197.670 | 198.100 |
| 5 | -1 | UCLA | 197.600 | 197.425 |
| 6 | = | Cal | 197.515 | 197.750/ 197.675 |
| 7 | = | Missouri | 197.470 | 197.800 |
| 8 | +2 | Kentucky | 197.315 | 197.725 |
| 9 | -1 | Michigan State | 197.290 | 197.375 |
| 10 | -1 | Georgia | 197.210 | 197.975 |
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WEEK 11 RANKINGS AND FINAL NQS SCENARIOS
Avery Neff – Vault
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Record Oregon State crowd for Jade Carey’s record-setting performance on Senior Day: Photos
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Gymnastics Association of Collegiate Teams (GymACT)
The Gymnastics Association of Collegiate Teams (GymACT) was officially founded in 2018 with six teams, but it’s true roots date back to the last millennium.
Arizona State University cut its men’s gymnastics program from the athletic department in 1993, though it couldn’t stop a dedicated group of coaches and athletes from wanting to perform at a high level.
The default ‘backup’ option for athletes was to compete as a collegiate club gymnast, though ASU, along with the University of Washington, wanted to compete in stricter and more competitive environments.
Longtime ASU coach Scott Barclay was certainly a catalyst in these discussions, and evidently led his way up into forming GymACT and serving as President for its first few seasons. …
Where We Are Now
As we stand today, GymACT has grown to match the NCAA’s number of 15 teams in the league. …
More Teams, More Opportunities, More Hype — GymACT Is on the Rise
Here are the GymACT rankings as of March 12, 2025.
2025 Nissen-Emery Award finalists
The men’s Nissen-Emery Award is for the year’s outstanding senior collegiate gymnast.
The 2025 Nissen-Emery Award finalists are:
Taylor Burkhart – Stanford
Taylor Christopulos – Nebraska
Emre Dodanli – Oklahoma
Patrick Hoopes – Air Force
Josh Karnes – Penn State
Kameron Nelson – Ohio State
Khoi Young – Stanford
The 2024 Nissen-Emery Award winner was Stanford’s Colt Walker. See past winners here.
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